The comic book is an artwork that integrates both pictures and words in specific frames providing the readers with a flowing story-telling technique. The technology of comic books began in the early twentieth century and has grown into a complex media as mass as a production significant to tune in to stories ranging from superheroes’ epics to personal histories. They are usually serialized in that people get to continue with certain stories and they can be produced and distributed in many forms which include individual issues, graphic novels, and trade paperbacks. The flexibility of the medium as art and dialogue is something that has continued to create popularity in both the mainstream and independent communities, something that in its relatively short existence continues to provide an outlet for a multitude of cultures, societies contemporary arts, and artists.
The Comic Book Market is expected to grow at a steady rate of around 5.1% owing to the rising comic book company expansions. For instance, in July 2024, the Random House Publishing Group, a division of the trade publisher, Penguin Random House, acquired the comic book, graphic novel, and licensed storytelling publisher and studio, Boom! Studios. Moreover, the rise of digital platforms, increasing diversity and inclusivity in storytelling, and increasing comic book conventions and events have increased the popularity of comic books to different groups of people with an orientation to look for different experiences.
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